Community E-ssentials

March 2003 NUMBER 16   VOLUME 2 ISSUE 4  
In This Issue
Common Mistakes Boards Make at Annual Meetings
Legislative Update - Drought, Defects and Flags
A Proactive Approach to Contracts
Association Prevails in Covenant Enforcement Matter
Past Issues
Issue 81
December 4, 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 81
Issue 80
November 5, 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 80
Issue 79
October 1, 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 79
Issue 78
September 1, 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 78
Issue 77
August 1, 2007
Vol. 1 Issue 77

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Common Mistakes Boards Make at Annual Meetings
Annual meeting mistakes, although unintentional, are easy to make. The following article discusses five common mistakes that boards make at annual meetings.
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Legislative Update - Drought, Defects and Flags
The Colorado State Legislature has been very active on issues affecting Colorado owner associations over the past two months. The Legislature has adopted a resolution asking owner associations to amend their governing documents to aid in water conservation. The Legislature also has two different versions of one bill pending on construction defects. State lawmakers are considering a bill to allow the American Flag to be displayed in covenant controlled communities. A bill limiting covenants that restrict installation of drought tolerant vegetation is pending, while a bill that would have limited covenants that require irrigation was defeated. The following article discusses in greater detail the content and status of these bills.
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A Proactive Approach to Contracts
Prior to beginning major construction projects, most boards understand the importance of consulting with engineers, architects and other experts. However, very few boards think to draft a customized contract before advertising for bids to define and shape the legal aspects of the construction project. This can be a costly omission.
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Association Prevails in Covenant Enforcement Matter
The Larimer County District Court recently ruled in favor of an association in a covenant enforcement matter that Orten & Hindman tried. This article discusses the facts, the court's decision and offers some practical pointers for boards and managers.
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